Rates depend on your child's age and how many days a week you need — so rather than post a number that turns out not to apply to you, we'd rather talk. One short call and you'll know exactly what your family would pay.
No form to fill in first, no "request a quote," no waiting for an email. Tell us your child's age and the days you need, and we'll give you the weekly rate on the spot — along with any enrollment special or sibling discount running that month.
We keep our rates competitive for Alief, and we'd rather have an honest conversation about what fits your budget than lose a family over a number on a page that didn't apply to them anyway.
Someone is at the front desk from 6 AM to 7 PM, Monday through Saturday. We answer in English and Spanish.
The extras that other centers bill separately are simply part of the price here. Tuition is paid weekly, on Monday.
We'll walk you through the registration fee and our late-pickup policy on your tour, in writing, before you enroll anything.
We'd rather you knew this before you enrolled than found out from an invoice.
Tuition is paid weekly, on Monday. One payment covers the whole week, however many hours your child is here.
A $10 late fee applies after midnight Monday. If we haven't received that week's payment by 12:00 AM Tuesday, a $10 late fee is added to the account for that week.
That's the only routine fee. Beyond the annual registration fee and late pickup after 7:00 PM, there's nothing else billed week to week — meals, materials and activities are all in the tuition.
Payment methods and the registration fee are covered on your tour, in writing, before you sign anything.
Most parents assume they earn too much. A lot of them are wrong — the Gulf Coast income limit for a family of four is about $7,670 a month, or roughly $92,000 a year. It costs nothing to find out.
Child Care Services (CCS) is the Texas Workforce Commission's childcare subsidy, run locally by Workforce Solutions. Parents need to be working, in school, or in job training. Approvals last up to twelve months.
Applications are online through the state's portal. Processing takes about twenty days once your documents are in, and there is a waitlist — so it's worth applying early even if you're not sure you qualify.
Workforce Solutions Financial Aid Support Center: 713-334-5980, or text 346-249-7700, Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 5 PM. They answer in English and Spanish.
Tour the school. Come see the classroom your child would actually be in, meet the teacher, and ask everything. Twenty to thirty minutes, and we'll give you our rates while you're here.
Confirm a spot. We'll tell you honestly whether the room has an opening and when. If it doesn't, we'll put you on the waitlist with a realistic date — not a maybe.
Paperwork. Enrollment forms, immunization records, emergency contacts, your authorized pickup list, and any allergy or medication plans.
Start — gently. We recommend a short first day and a slightly longer second one where schedules allow. Transitions go better when nobody's rushed.
Tours run every day we're open. Walk the classrooms, meet the teachers, ask us anything — no appointment required, though booking ahead means we'll have someone ready for you.
